Minister of Health Ong Ye Kung said in a press conference earlier today (10 September) that Singapore will be readjusting the quarantine period from 14 days to 10 days.

This is because of the Delta variant’s shorter incubation period, which takes an average of 4 days in comparison to the original strain’s 6 days, for the virus to be detected in people.

The person will then be required to continue conducting daily ARTs after the end of the quarantine period until the 14th day to minimize and mitigate the remaining risks of being infected.

This new change will apply to all contacts of Covid-19 patients and their family.

Ong also added that the new change do not apply for travelers coming from different countries as MOH wants to be cautious with our quarantine methods for them.

The new quarantine periods for affected persons will kick into effect from next week, although MOH added that they will not apply to dormitory residents for now, due to their “larger risk of transmission”.

Images source: Ong Ye Kung Facebook and Singapore Changi Airport

Wah this BMW driver sibei powerful (SLS5019Y) change lane no signal no check one. Go only. Macham the road only got the BMW, other car like non-existent.

After change lane get bang by a silver van.

This happened along Guillemard Road outside Kong Hwa School on 8/9/21 at 1247 hours.

This one is not called never check blind spot, this one is call the driver is blind

Here is the footage:

MyRepublic Singapore said that on August 29, 2021, it detected an unauthorised data access event and is working with its clients to mitigate any potential harm.

Unauthorized data access occurred on a third-party data storage platform where MyRepublic’s mobile users’ personal data was stored. The problem has been contained after the illegal access to the data storage facility was secured.

MyRepublic has reported the problem to the Infocomm Media Development Authority and the Personal Data Protection Commission and will continue to work with them.

“The privacy and security of our customers are extremely important to us at MyRepublic. Like you, we are disappointed with what has happened, and I would like to personally apologise for any inconvenience caused,” said Malcolm Rodrigues, CEO, MyRepublic. “My team and I have worked closely with the relevant authorities and expert advisors to secure and contain the incident, and we will continue to support our affected customers every step of the way to help them navigate this issue.”

Based on MyRepublic’s investigation, the unauthorised access affects 79,388 mobile subscribers based in Singapore. The affected data storage platform contained identity verification documents related to customer applications for mobile services, including:

According to a report by STOMP, The authorities are aware of the man who was seen smoking and drinking in the MRT.

It is believed that investigations are ongoing.

For drinking inside an MRT, he is liable for a fine of up to $500 under the Rapid Transit Systems (RTS) Act.

For smoking inside an MRT, he is liable for a fine of up to $1,000 under the Rapid Transit Systems (RTS) Act.

For not wearing a mask in public, he is liable for a fine of up to $10,000 and/or imprisonment of up to 6 months under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 202

We had ordered a sofa and bed from Smartbed Pte. Ltd.

On 19 June 2021…estimated delivery date 12 Jul 2021.

Simply put..we have yet to receive our order nor were we any pleased with the after sales service. Given the pandemic situation we do understand delays are inevitable…but then again given the attitude of this ‘company’… they just dont seem to ‘care’.

Apparently we are not the only ones affected here… a few of us have already filed our small claims.

For those who are affected also…kindly do the needed… or else this will all be taken for granted by Smartbed.